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Murderers and Sex Offenders: These Are the Real Somali Criminals The Left is Fighting ICE to Protect From Arrest

January 22, 2026

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Here are the convicted murderers Phil Murphy granted clemency to on last day as New Jersey governor

January 22, 2026

Murphy grants clemency to monster mom who burned her two children alive before leaving office

January 22, 2026

Murphy signs law banning plastic forks, knives, spoons — and yes, the spork — before leaving office

January 22, 2026

Chinese-owned Smithfield Foods buys iconic Nathan’s Famous in $450 million deal

January 22, 2026

Virginia legislature moves to decriminalize suicide

January 22, 2026

Mailman who flipped off ICE agents on the job facing backlash, calls for termination

January 22, 2026

NYPD detectives say they were mistreated at Brooklyn hospital after line-of-duty injuries

January 22, 2026

Top Foods Eaten by New Jerseyeans During the Super Bowl

January 21, 2026

Mystery behind who is spraypainting seals at the Jersey Shore solved

January 21, 2026

Milwaukee man says girlfriend asked him to shoot her where his name was tatooed; her forehead

January 21, 2026

Hopewell sheriff vows to continue cooperating with ICE despite Governor Spanberger’s new state directive

January 20, 2026

A family’s desperate search underway after puppy stolen inside SUV near Newark

January 20, 2026

Judge's gavel in a courtroom trial.

New York judge again rules suspect lacks capacity to stand trial in 2019 Hanukkah stabbing case

January 20, 2026

Ohio man accused of abducting car saleswoman during Jeep test drive

January 20, 2026

New Jersey mom pleads not guilty after killing her two young sons

January 20, 2026

Man arrested after threatening to blow up Pantops Bojangles over wrong food order

January 20, 2026

Delaware Governor Announces Plan to Fight Climate Change

January 20, 2026

Can New York City’s New Street Bathroom Plan Reduce That Lingering Smell of Urine Across the City?

January 20, 2026

Bill would suspend New Jersey public employees without pay and benefits when charged with on-the-job groping

January 20, 2026

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